It\'s a bit hard to pick the BEST, but my personal ranking, from best to worst
Garry Moore- They made best use of his talents by incorporating Garry in funny intros to the first group of contestants. Garry was also naturally chatty and friendly to the panel, like they\'re old friends.
Bud Collyer- It was a different era, and the original TTTT, while it had many entertaining guests and contestants, it\'s a bit more \"pedestrian\" than the Garry Moore version. Still, Bud fits in quite well here,
Gordon Elliott- IMO the best host of the 1990 run, only ousted because of contract problems. He had a style of humor that was quirky, and he seemed to enjoy the show.
John O\'Hurley- In terms of talent, I think John was a bit closer in style to Bud, and I think he added a lot of class to the show.
Alex Trebek- Alex does about as good a job as you might expect. To be fair, he was the last host of the 1990 version which was not doing too well ratings wise.
Joe Garagiola- Imagine having to fill Garry Moore\'s shoes. Sure, Joe didn\'t quite have the same level of talent than Garry, but all things considering I thought he was just fine.
Lynn Swann- I think he was only intended as a fill in until they could get a more permanent host. Lynn did fine in his short reign as host, but nothing memorable.
Robin Ward- Unless you count pilot host Richard Klein, Robin was easily the worst of the bunch. Robin was ill at ease, didn\'t have any chemistry with the panel, and even worse, the TTTT set looked like a flashy discotheque instead of a classy set that fans were used to.
HONORABLE MENTION- Bill Cullen- Bill hosted on occasion while Garry was on vacation, then somewhat longer term when Garry was sidelined due to throat cancer. He could\'ve taken Garry\'s place permanently, but it was decided that Bill\'s quick wit and talents were far better suited on the panel.